The Eddrick Show

The Eddrick Show

por Eddrick Jerome
ArtesSociedad y CulturaTelevisión y Cine
The LeBron Phenomenon: A Front-Row Seat to History with David Lee Morgan Jr.
What was it like to have a front-row seat to the rise of King James? In this episode, I sit down veteran sports journalist and prolific author David Lee Morgan Jr. to discuss his incredible new book, The LeBron Phenomenon – My Front Row Seat to History. As a writer for the Akron Beacon Journal, David covered LeBron James during his formative high school years at St. Vincent-St. Mary. He shares firsthand accounts, untold stories, and deep insights into the development of one of the most impactful athletes of the modern era. Beyond LeBron, David is the author of sixteen books—including LeBron James: The Rise of a Star and Breaking Through the Lines: The Story of Marion Motley. When he isn't chronicling sports history, he inspires the next generation as an English teacher at Stow-Munroe Falls High School in Ohio. If you're a basketball fan, a sports history buff, or love great storytelling, you don't want to miss this conversation! #eddrickshow #LeBronJames #TheLeBronPhenomenon #DavidLeeMorganJr #SportsJournalism #AkronBeaconJournal #NBAHistory #MarionMotley #Basketball
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12 jun 2026
41:07
How Glasses Changed the World with Biographer & Historian David King Dunaway
How did a controversial tool become an essential part of the human experience? In this episode, I’m joined by David King Dunaway, a distinguished Professor of English at the University of New Mexico, award-winning biographer (known for his definitive work on folk legend Pete Seeger), pioneering oral historian, and longtime public radio producer. David joins the show to discuss his latest book, A Four-Eyed World: How Glasses Changed the Way We See. Together, we dive into a fascinating cultural history that examines the evolution of lenses, how they transformed modern society, and the way they changed how we literally and figuratively view the world. If you love history, literature, and deep dives into the everyday objects that define modern life, this conversation is for you! #eddrickshow #DavidKingDunaway #CulturalHistory #AFourEyedWorld #HistoryOfGlasses #AuthorInterview
E130
30 may 2026
35:03
Bridging Traditional Cinema & Virtual Production with Award Winning Filmmaker Nino Mancuso
In this episode, I sit down with award-winning director, writer, and producer Nino Mancuso to explore the intersection of classic storytelling and the frontier of virtual production. From his mastery of motion capture to his recent Innovation Award win at the Winter 2025 Sacramento International Film Festival for The First Sequel, Nino shares how he bridges the gap between traditional cinema and emerging digital technologies. Join us for an inside look at his creative process and the evolution of the director’s chair in the digital age, offering essential insights for aspiring filmmakers and tech enthusiasts alike. #Eddrickshow #VirtualProduction #Filmmaking #NinoMancuso #MotionCapture #DigitalStorytelling #EmmyWinner #FilmInnovation
E129
1 may 2026
31:16
The Steep Climb: Dr. Craig Yorke on Being a Black Neurosurgeon in America
In this episode, I sit down with retired neurosurgeon Dr. Craig Yorke to discuss his memoir, Steep: A Black Neurosurgeon’s Journey. Dr. Yorke details an incredible evolution that began as a gifted young violinist in Roxbury, MA and led him through Harvard Medical School to a 25-year career in Topeka, Kansas. He shares a profound perspective on the "steep" climb toward excellence, navigating the intense racial and professional pressures faced by the pioneering generation of Black physicians in the 1960s and 70s. Learn how the Bay Area influenced his distinguished career. Our conversation explores the immense discipline required to master the operating room and the slow ripening of personal identity that occurs outside the scrub suite. #eddrickshow #Neuroscience #BlackHistory #MedicalMemoir #DrCraigYorke #HarvardMedical #BlackDoctors #SurgeryLife #Inspiration #RepresentationMatters #SteepJourney
E128
20 mar 2026
29:22
From Teen Mom to CNN Hero: Nicole Lynn Lewis’s Fight for Families
In this episode, I’m joined by Nicole Lynn Lewis, the visionary founder and CEO of Generation Hope. After navigating the complexities of young motherhood to graduate with high honors from the College of William & Mary, Nicole has dedicated her career to ensuring student-parents aren't left behind. We dive into her powerful new book, Student Parent: The Fight for Families, the Cost of Poverty, and the Power of College. As a CNN Hero and a leading national voice for educational advocacy, Nicole pairs her lived experience with deep expertise to show us how we can truly dismantle the cycle of poverty. #eddrickshow #NicoleLynnLewis #GenerationHope #StudentParents #EducationAdvocacy #EndPoverty #HigherEd #CNNHeroes #StudentParentSuccess #EducationalEquity #TeenMomToGraduate
E127
27 feb 2026
25:29
From British Royalty to Bay Area Radical: The Life of Troublemaker Jessica Mitford
Who was the "Queen of the Muckrakers"? In this episode, I sit down with award-winning biographer and cultural historian Carla Kaplan to discuss her latest book, Troublemaker: The Fierce, Unruly Life of Jessica Mitford. While Mitford was born into British nobility, she found her true home in the San Francisco Bay Area. We explore how her life in Oakland—where she was affectionately known as the "Queen of the Muckrakers"—became the staging ground for her most famous battles, from taking on the funeral industry to her tireless activism in the local civil rights movement. We dive into the extraordinary transformation of a British aristocrat into a legendary American investigative journalist and social justice advocate. Kaplan, the Davis Distinguished Professor of American Literature at Northeastern University, shares insights from the first comprehensive look at Mitford’s rebellious and impactful life. #eddrickshow #JessicaMitford #CarlaKaplan #Biography #History #SocialJustice #Journalism #AuthorInterview #Oakland #socialjustice #bayarea
E126
24 ene 2026
31:18
How America’s Richest Soil Became Its Poorest Land | Author W. Ralph Eubanks
How did the richest soil in America become its poorest land? In this episode, I sit down with acclaimed author and scholar W. Ralph Eubanks to discuss his powerful new book, When It’s Darkness on the Delta. We dive deep into the complex history of the Mississippi Delta, exploring the intersection of agriculture, race, and economics. Ralph shares his unique perspective on how a region defined by its natural abundance became a symbol of systemic struggle, and what that tells us about the broader American story. #eddrickshow #WRalphEubanks #MississippiDelta #SouthernHistory #AmericanSouth #BookInterview #OleMiss #HistoryDocumentary #SocialJustice #USHistory #Agriculture #AuthorsOfYouTube
E125
9 ene 2026
27:30
A Protest History of the United States: Why It Matters Now | Gloria J. Browne-Marshall
Join me for an enlightening conversation with award-winning writer, playwright, and esteemed civil rights attorney Gloria J. Browne-Marshall. She discusses her vital new book, A Protest History of the United States. Professor Browne-Marshall, a Constitutional Law and Africana Studies Professor at John Jay College (CUNY) and recipient of the prestigious 2024 Silver Gavel Award from the American Bar Association, breaks down the historical role of protest in shaping the American identity and legal landscape. Don't miss her insights on law, history, and the power of civic engagement. #eddrickshow #ProtestHistory #GloriaJBrowneMarshall #CivilRights #ConstitutionalLaw #SilverGavelAward #JohnJayCollege #USHistory #CivicEngagement #AfricanaStudies #authorinterviews ‪@theeddrickshow‬
E124
8 nov 2025
39:21
The Future is Here: Paola Cecchi-Dimeglio on Navigating the Metaverse and Multiverse
Join me for an insightful interview with Dr. Paola Cecchi-Dimeglio, Harvard-affiliated behavioral and data scientist, lawyer, and globally recognized expert on AI and organizational strategy. Dr. Cecchi-Dimeglio sits down to discuss her upcoming book, Building a Thriving Future: Navigating the Metaverse and Multiverse. In this conversation, we explore the critical intersection of technology, leadership, and human-centric strategy that defines the next era of business and society. Dr. Cecchi-Dimeglio holds significant leadership roles at the United Nations International Telecommunication Union (ITU), where she serves as Co-Chair of the Global Initiative on AI and Virtual Worlds and chairs the Metaverse Focus Group, defining standards for responsible digital development. #eddrickshow #PaolaCecchiDimeglio #Metaverse #Multiverse #FutureOfTech #DigitalTransformation #VirtualReality #EmergingTech #Innovation #Web3 #TechTalk #UnitedNations
E123
18 oct 2025
37:20
Chef Michael Twitty on The Untold History of Southern Food | Recipes from The American South
Join me for my conversation with the incredible Chef Michael Twitty: culinary historian, author, and champion of African American foodways. Chef Twitty is here to share the history and heart behind his latest book, Recipes from The American South. We're exploring the broad history, diverse cultures, and often overlooked stories that make Southern cuisine what it is. Get ready for an insightful, passionate, and delicious discussion that will change the way you see Southern food. #MichaelTwitty #SouthernFood #CulinaryHistory #AfricanAmericanFoodways #TheCookingGene #Koshersoul #RecipesFromTheAmericanSouth #eddrickshow
E122
17 oct 2025
41:21
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